They went out and made a
statement in their first fixture
as well, defeating Milton
Keynes Badminton 4-1 at the
Centre MK. The fixture was
played in front of a packed
Milton Keynes crowd and
Sky Sports cameras as the
Smashers managed to win
4 of the 5 match points that
were up for grabs.
The new league structure
sees a new format being
introduced with games being
played to 9 points and being
the best of 5 games with a
powerplay shuttle enabling
double points when played.
This victory should provide
the team with a superb
platform from which to build
as they look ahead towards
the rest of the campaign.
So long as they can keep
their level of performance
at the same level then there
does not seem to be any
reason why they will not
be able to challenge for
honours come the end of the
campaign. It will certainly be
exciting to see how they are
able to progress over the
coming months.
There is much to admire
about the set up that Surrey
Smashers currently has in
place and their good start
to the new league format is
a reflection of all the hard
work that has been put into
the club. Sport in Profile
Magazine would like to wish
them the best of luck.
“
Steve’s
experience
in coaching
world class
players is
second to
none
“
Coach
Hayley
Connor
added, “Steve’s experience
in coaching world class
players is second to none.
He will be a huge addition
to the club and has already
settled in nicely to our set-up.
He is an awesome coach and
I cannot wait to work with him
through this season.” This
appointment should have
everyone involved confident
of a successful campaign.
SURREY SMASHERS
BADMINTON
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